A recent decision by the Supreme Court has allowed states to proceed with their existing mail ballot processes. This comes after a request to impose restrictions was rejected. Voting in midterm elections has already started.
The case has significant implications, as a substantial portion of voters cast their ballots by mail. Some states, including Alabama, North Carolina, and Wisconsin, have begun sending out mail ballots to voters.
Further information on this development is available from the source, which reported on the Supreme Court's decision and its impact on the upcoming elections.
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